
Cloey Callahan
Writer at Freelance
Covering the future of work globally + local news in the HV. Previously @digiday's @worklife_news and @timesunion | Contact me: [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
westchestermagazine.com | Cloey Callahan
Since its February opening, Strictly Pizza in Pelham has been crafting unique pies that attract visitors from across the county. Located at 4400 Boston Post Road — the space that was formerly Knucklehead’s Tavern before the pandemic — it aims to create a sense of community as people come in to try a slice and say hello to friends and neighbors. “It’s a community restaurant,” shares Sylvia Arakas, who owns Strictly Pizza with her husband, Nicholas.
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2 weeks ago |
westchestermagazine.com | Cloey Callahan
“When I was a kid, you were told you were going to be a teacher or a nurse and everything was geared toward that,” says Sarah Lueck, secretary for Lighting the Way Foundation for Girls in STEAM and administrative coordinator at Crowntight Waterproofing. “I wasn’t encouraged to step outside of the box.”It’s true that, for a long time, women were associated with those jobs, and careers in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics were taboo.
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3 weeks ago |
hudsonvalleyone.com | Cloey Callahan
Welcoming visitors since 1909, Fort Ticonderoga preserves 2,000 acres of historic landscape on Lake Champlain and Carillon Battlefield. It’s a historic destination with many attractions and programs amongst a picturesque landscape. From the Hudson Valley, it’s only about three hours away, making it an ideal option for a family getaway for a day or weekend trip.
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1 month ago |
l8r.it | Cloey Callahan |Olivia Perez
Are you looking for a more authentic and old-fashioned movie theater experience in the Hudson Valley? Look no further than these independent movie theaters that have been showing films for decades out of smaller venues in an effort to preserve the nostalgic feel of the cinema. From ’50s classics to action-packed adventures, these theaters play something for everyone on a regular basis.
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2 months ago |
l8r.it | Cloey Callahan |Kayla Sexton |Sabrina Sucato
What better way to fill the chilly slump to spring than with a colorful and boisterous Mardi Gras soiree? Whether you’re celebrating in the Italian fashion for Carnevale or gearing up for Fat Tuesday, you’ll love the local celebrations that add color to the winter season. In honor of the occasion, traditional handmade masks, parades, and delectable cuisine ensure festivities you won’t forget. Here are a few events in the Hudson Valley that will help you get the party going this month.
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I feel like the general consensus is this year’s seasonal depression has been multiplied. Everyone who I’ve caught up with lately is feeling pretty down. Are we all just collectively going through it? I need the spring awakening.

My friend is looking to publish her (2nd!) children’s book. This time she’s hoping to work with a literary agent. Any leads? Local to New York / Hudson valley would be a plus #childrensbook #literaryagent #pressinquiry

RT @HeyOyster: How are generational differences in the workplace highlighting changing priorities for younger workers? In season 6 episod…